Digitoituna

Digitoituna is a Finnish term that translates to "digitized" or "made digital." It refers to the process of converting analog information, such as documents, photographs, audio recordings, or video, into a digital format. This digital format can then be stored, processed, and transmitted using computers and other electronic devices.

The digitization process typically involves scanning physical documents or objects, capturing images with digital cameras, or converting analog audio and video signals into digital data streams. Once digitized, this information can be easily searched, edited, copied, and shared.

Digitization has revolutionized many fields, including archiving, libraries, museums, broadcasting, and personal record-keeping. It allows for the preservation of fragile or rare materials, makes information more accessible to a wider audience, and facilitates new forms of creative expression and data analysis. The concept of "digitoituna" encompasses not only the technical conversion but also the implications of having information available in a digital realm.